#lozenge

[tanuki-kimono]

Joyful antique outfit, featuring a kimono with colorful hishi (diamond) with tonbo (dragonfly), and a asagao (morning glory) woven obi

[1five1two]

Found at a Bronze Age burial site, this gold lozenge was buried with its owner, thought to have fastened his cloak. It is about 4,000 years old (?) and displayed in the Wiltshire Museum, Devizes.

[periodically80s]

[vintagepromotions]

'Protect and purify your throat with the pleasant Wybert pastille'

Poster advertising Wybert pastille as a remedy for sore throats (1934). Artwork by Jacques and Pierre Bellenger.

[cottonkhaleesi]

>was having a bad few days and went into the craft room determined to finish some of the circle bags

>opened a box just to see what I’d put inside that one

> decided to finish cutting out the last lozenges before I put it aside again to work on the bags

>just needed to lay them out to see if it was enough for a baby quilt or no.

>watched a tutorial on y seams to see if they truly were as hard as everyone makes out

>of course got to test the knowledge!

>y seams at least half of the lozenges, so each lozenge is attached to at least two others

> realises it’s been over six hours since I entered the craft room intent on finishing a circle bag and it’s dark and cold and instead I’ve almost made a quilt.

[collectionfancydiamond]

Natural Diamond Yellow Lozenge Diamond Antique Diamond, Fancy Cut Diamond 1.07TCW, HD Video

Link

[softkeiki]

💛🧡💛🧡

[madc0w]

Listen/purchase: Aubrey Plaza by Lozenge

album

[barkingbonzo]

(via "MONACO (CIVIL) Gifts, Stickers & Products (S)" Sticker for Sale by mpodger)

[yashmedica]

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[sihalagemzone]

0.78 Ct Lozenge Shape Pink Rhodolite Garnet Natural Untreated Flawless Clarity Sri Lankan Origin.

[juniperandjustice]

How I make slippery elm throat lozenges: https://www.youtube.com/live/SKHuH7nJHU0?feature=share Juniper’s Garden on YouTube

[shawnwerner]

This was an overly ambitious project for my skill level at the time, but I wanted to make a 3D cutting board for my former boss as a wedding gift. I cut the lozenges using a miter saw, which was a mistake. Even though I had constructed a jig, the sizes ended up being wildly inconsistent. Unfortunately I hadn't figured this out by the time I had started gluing them up, thus began the difficult and time-consuming task of paring each face individually to get a good fit. Of course, what I should have done was planed and ripped the strips to equal sizes and then cut the bevel on a table saw (which I didn't have at the time). The other complication was the colors bleeding from the solvents in the finish. I sanded most of it back, then used acetone prior to the finish which worked well, but the end grain of wood is very absorbent so some of the color was deeply embedded at that point. What I thought would be a weekend project ended up taking a few months. Even though the fitting was time intensive the finishing ended up being the primary reason for the timeframe. I soaked the board in pure tung oil since it's foodsafe. But with endgrain the oil can ultimately soak from end to end. When the oil polymerizes, this gives the fibers additional strength throughout, but oxygen is required for the process and oxygen diffuses very slowly through the top layers that have already polymerized. As such, this board took about 6 weeks to cure enough to ship. Sadly, the board was lost in the mail and never received by the intended recipient. Hopefully it's being used in the postal employee breakroom or something.

[collectionfancydiamond]

Natural Diamond Brown Lozenge Diamond Antique Diamond, Fancy Cut Diamond 0.84TCW

[dudewhoturnedoutthelights]

May got have mercy on my soul.

*eats halls extra strong lozenge*

[jinjeriffic]

DCxDP Prophecy Universe Part 3

Part 2

Tim reached up to rub at his temples and groaned. This was getting him nowhere. Normally he enjoyed going down the research rabbit-hole but this was ridiculous! Paranormal sciences were a bad joke. Most of it was conjecture, hearsay and unprovable theories with just enough scientific sounding jargon peppered in to confuse a layperson. Peer-review was practically non-existent, not to mention a proper scientific method. Francis Bacon would be rolling in his grave!

The slight hiss of the elevator doors opening interrupted his thoughts.

“Hey Replacement, you missed dinner!” Jason called, sauntering over with a loaded plate in hand. He set down a sandwich next to Tim’s elbow. “Alfie says he’s cutting off your coffee supply until you get some damn sleep. I’m pretty sure he’s gonna start prepping the knock-out gas soon!” he quipped, leaning his hip against the Batcomputer’s console. “Research on the League giving you trouble?”

“I wish.” Tim sighed, reaching for the sandwich, “The Assassins have actually been pretty quiet recently. I found some leads on suspicious political donations in Italy, but nothing I can tie to them directly. Talia’s in Paris as far as I can tell, working at an investment firm for God knows what reason. Probably money laundering related. And the ones holed up in Nanda Parbat have been quiet as murderous little church mice.”

“Ra’s isn’t up to anything? Colour me shocked.” Jason drawled sardonically, “You sure he’s not cooking up a new batch of demon spawn in that mountain of his?”

Tim shook his head. “You know Bruce destroyed his cloning labs after the last… incident. And I’ve found no records of the League procuring the necessary materials or equipment to restart production.” he wrinkled his nose, “Of course it’s possible that they used a shell company we haven’t come across yet, but I believe the odds are pretty low.”

“So what’s got your panties in a bunch then?”

Tim’s mouth twisted in a frown. “Ghosts.”

“Ah.”

Jason stared off into space and Tim took a bite of his sandwich. Egg-salad, score! The Cave was silent for a while, only disturbed by the noise of the actual bats heading out for their nightly hunt.

“I can’t tell you for sure if ghosts are real or not. I don’t remember anything from when I was… dead.” Jason said haltingly, and Tim stilled. “But we’ve seen people come back under pretty weird circumstances. So why not ghosts?” Jason shrugged.

Tim chewed and swallowed before replying. “Because it’s one thing for the physical body to be restored, but some kind of nebulous ‘spirit’ lingering? Why don’t we see ghosts all the time then? Why don’t people come back? Why not…” Tim broke off.

“Your Dad?”

Tim nodded and dropped the remains of the sandwich back on the plate. It suddenly looked as appetising as cardboard.

“I don’t know, birdie. We still don’t know why I came back.” Jason snorted “Maybe the universe just has a sick sense of humour.”

Tim’s lips curled up in a mirthless smile. “Maybe the universe missed your terrible puns. Some of those still haunt me.”

Jason barked out a surprised laugh. “That was terrible!”

“The universe clearly made a grave mistake.”

“Stop it, I can feel my brain cells dying!” Jason groaned and gave Tim a light punch to the shoulder.

“Well we can’t have that, you have so few already!” Tim snarked, then quickly leaned to the side to evade Jason’s attempted noogie. Jason huffed and stepped back, crossing his arms.

“All right mister teenage genius. What have you dug up about ghosts then?”

Tim rolled his eyes. “There’s obviously tons of folklore from all over the world. Pretty much every mythology has stories about the spirits or souls of the dead returning to haunt the living. But if there’s a scientific basis to all this then it’s like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Even the supposed leaders in the field are hopelessly biased.” He pulled up some documents on the screen. “Take these for example. The Doctors Fenton are supposed experts in the field of ‘Ecto-Biology’ as they call it, but their research papers would never fly with a proper scientific journal. A lot of it comes across as blatantly xenophobic towards the entities they are supposedly studying and their research methods seem geared towards confirming what they view as foregone conclusions. And most of their peers operate on the same track.”

Jason hummed thoughtfully as he skimmed one of the articles in question. “Do you think there’s anything to this, or is it all just a hoax?”

Tim snorted. “If there is, they haven’t offered any conclusive proof. Though they certainly seem to have made it work for them. The Fentons have a series of patents for weapons and defenses against these supposed ‘ecto-entities’ and it looks like there’s plenty of people gullible enough to buy them. I haven’t taken a closer look at their products yet, but a lot of it looks like something out of a pulp sci-fi movie.” He pulled up the image of what looked like a bazooka with green glowing parts. Jason whistled.

“So, con artists or mad scientists?”

“Could be both. Their financial records are all over the place and they’ve had some large transactions with what I’m pretty sure are shell companies in recent years. They live and operate out of a small city in Illinois.” Tim said, pulling up the relevant documents on screen.

“Amity Park?” Jason read aloud.

“Supposedly it’s ‘The Most Haunted City in America’. Seems on brand, doesn’t it?”

“It probably helps them stay in business. It looks like they have kids?” Jason pointed at the tax returns. Tim typed some search queries into the system.

“Two. One in high school, one just started her first semester at Metropolis University. With a full scholarship to boot.” He spent a few more minutes hacking into the university’s systems. “Here we go, Jasmine Fenton. Looks like she’s going for a psychology degree. And… hm…” Tim trailed off. Jason quickly realised what had caught his attention.

“‘The Damaging Effects of Envy Towards Metahumans? That’s a hell of a topic for a freshman-year essay.” Jason remarked.

“Yes. I wonder…” Tim drummed his fingers on the keyboard. “She might have some insight into her parents’ research.”

“And at a cursory glance, she didn’t drink whatever Kool-Aid her parents were serving.” Jason finished for him. “You wanna go pump her for information?”

“I might as well. If nothing else, maybe we can shut down a couple of mad scientists before they become a problem.” Tim stood up and stretched. “Time for a field trip!”

Part 4